Most of the time, you’ll find me exploring by sea aboard one of my many ships—but lately, I’ve had the urge to take to the skies. I’ve had my eye on a WWII-era P-51 Mustang for a while now, and I finally decided to go for it—and I’m glad I did.
This aircraft is a hyper-realistic replica of the iconic WWII fighter, with incredible attention to detail that truly honors the original design. What really impressed me is the use of emotes to control key features like the canopy, landing gear, and flaps. It’s intuitive and keeps the screen free from a bulky HUD, which surprisingly adds to the immersion. While I usually prefer flying with a HUD, in this case, flying without one just feels right.
I often find myself in mouse-look mode, soaring across the Blake Sea, practicing takeoffs and landings. The plane handles beautifully—it’s incredibly agile and fully combat-ready with functional guns and bombs, making it perfect for both casual flying and dogfights.
If you’re in Second Life and looking for a top-tier P-51 Mustang replica, I highly recommend checking out the ZSK Main Store at: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Annyong/116/110/54
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